New Bylaw Protects Valuable Heritage Sites

From its First Nations origins through European settlement and the Hudson’s Bay era, the Township of Langley is home to the earliest known settlement in the Fraser Valley. It is vital that its heritage resources be preserved and maintained, because once...

Museum Celebrates World Refugee Day and Opens Syrian Art Exhibit

The strength, courage, and perseverance of millions of refugees will be commemorated on World Refugee Day, Wednesday, June 20. To mark the day, the Langley Centennial Museum, in partnership with the Immigrant Services Society of BC, will hold a free,...

Communications and Safety Enhanced as Township Fire Department Joins E-Comm Wide-Area Radio Network

Loud, clear, connected, and better equipped to keep themselves and the public safe.

That’s how Langley Township firefighters will be working, now that they have joined the E-Comm Wide-Area Radio Network.

On May 23, the Township of Langley Fire Department...

Reminder: Backyard Fires are Dangerous and Illegal

With summer on the horizon, Township of Langley firefighters are warning residents of the dangers of outdoor burning and issuing a reminder that backyard fires are banned throughout the municipality.

“The Fire Department understands that people might...

Township Employees On Board For Commuter Challenge

Some do it to save money. Some want to help the environment. For others, it is a chance to enjoy exercise and fresh air.

Whatever their reasons, Township of Langley staff are choosing to bike, bus, or carpool to work and encourage other employees throughout...